In this podacst we are looking to examine the common themes that pop up in our conversation with clients, the biases and beliefs that guide such themes, alongwith the underlying emotions, external factors and the key takeaways that we have seen emerge from such conversations. While all that does sound so serious what you should hope to find here is a more, conversational, easy approach that shares How we think
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In this podacst we are looking to examine the common themes that pop up in our conversation with clients, the biases and beliefs that guide such themes, alongwith the underlying emotions, external factors and the key takeaways that we have seen emerge from such conversations. While all that does sound so serious what you should hope to find here is a more, conversational, easy approach that shares How we think
Imposter Syndrome : How it shows up, ways to identify it and what can you do about it?
How we think
30 minutes
1 year ago
Imposter Syndrome : How it shows up, ways to identify it and what can you do about it?
Imposter syndrome is a space where Success and Achievment both exist however it comes at a price.. one typically overestimates others while at the same time underestimating our own selves and in turn our contributions to our lives and successes. What follows is overworking ourselves and in some cases Self Sabotaging to cover the feelings of inadequacy.
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How we think
In this podacst we are looking to examine the common themes that pop up in our conversation with clients, the biases and beliefs that guide such themes, alongwith the underlying emotions, external factors and the key takeaways that we have seen emerge from such conversations. While all that does sound so serious what you should hope to find here is a more, conversational, easy approach that shares How we think
